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#485285 09/11/2023 5:36 AM
by mr48chevy
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Hey everybody good evening I am new to this website and it's great. I've already got some feedback just trying to figure out how to navigate it..
I really had some questions I have a 1948 Chevy convertible. I am going to be converting it over to 12 V, I need some help on how to figure out not to mess up the 12 V pump. I don't know how many amps it draws so I can put a reducer, does anybody have any advice on what I need to change the seal annoyed or do they know which hot wire needs to go to the reducer? Can someone give me some feedback please thank you very much.
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#485950 Oct 3rd a 11:49 AM
by Tiny
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It will go a lot faster on 12v. What unintended consequences may happen I have no clue. The safest course of action is to leave everything 6v and put 6 to 12v step-ups on any device you want to run at 12v. I have one in my 38 connected to a cigarette lighter socket to run my GPS when on tour.
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